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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-18

Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WAsHINGToS, April l1.-Reports of postal re-
ceipts at Munce for the year ending March 81
last aggregated about $l25 above the amount
required to bring the Office within the second
class. Officials at the Postofhce Department say
that not only will the Mnncie Office be mada
ond class at the readiustment in June, but that
it will be entitled to the FREQ delivery system be-
fore the end of the year if the present increase
ic air utaiu uad
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-18
THE w HEN

and Haskins suffered from melancholia. The
tragedy is the result of the overcrowding in the
institution, making 1t necessary to put two
patients in each room.
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Respected Citizen Gone with $4,000.

ATLANTA. Ga, April l7.-R. H. Knapp.
prominent real estate broker and politician. it s
now we'll established, has fled the country, hav-
ing victimized large number Of persons out Of
sums aggregatine s25. 900.
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LONDON, April IA dispatch to Reuterss
Telegram Company, from Rome, says: 'The
Pope approves the course of Cardinal Gibbons,
and encourages him in his action with reference
to the knights of Labor. Cardinal Gibbons
has secured the adherence of Cardinal Man
ming, and will appeal to other bishops for sup
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Railway superintendent Accidentally Killed


SAVANNAH GA, April IA pleasure party,
consisting of several gentlemen os this city. left
early this morning for Tybee island. Just3b
fore arriving at their destination John Abrams,
a prominent lawyer of Savannah, while hand
ling rifle thought to be unloaded, accidentally
shot and killed f. NJ. Fonda suprintendent of
the Georgia Central railroad Mr.. Fonda was
for several years. and until recently. assistant
superintendent OF the Louisville 81 Nashville
railroad, and lived at Nashville.
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LONDON, April lit is reported that an Eng
lish steamer has fouudered off Bonifairo Cor
sica, and that $50 lives were lost
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Oh.tuary.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journa..
KoKoMo, April l7.-Wilham Gaskin, promi-
nent colored citizen of this section. died at
o'clock this evening. of consumption, at his
home in this city. Mr.. Gaskin WAS leading
Republican. and took q prominent part in the
politics of this city and county.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal
LONDON April 1.-THE speeches of Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Goschen, taken with the
events of the past week in Parliament,
cepted everywhere as indication that a gen.
eral election is fast approaching. The wcezly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour seaay Howard street aud western 81 $50
sb0O 10 Extra 81 1919 S5 DO Family - 90 a. So CITY
Mills superfne 80 30 90 DO Extra So 100 80 10 RIO
Brands - 620s 81 Pstspsco Family 80 To- DO superatve
Patent 50 40: Wheat-southern steady Western lower
southern Red e0@S2ei DO. Amber S2n4ci No; msry'
do for March s9i2a S9ac do for Nav 00n0eO 'G
Corn. Southern nrn. Western easier southern White
ieSat7 &c, Fob. 40 asked: March 46t loas: May
81 be Oats STEADY. Southern White S4G3Sc Western
37a39e do. MixeL 81 a3Gc.: Pennsvlvana "a 0Ssc
rye firm a. Sv95sc ,Isv easy Prime TO U pors
sl3 5Oaflt Bulkmoats Shoulders ana Clear Rio sides
packed 6Adsc. Bacon-shoulders 7t1she: Clear RIB
... Buticr quiet western packed iea93c.: creamery
25S3Se EeEs lower &C l4a DO Petroleum iow ,r
1914 sugar steady 4 SOFT 5'.s. copper-Ro.
hret l0GlOlsc ...... Whisky steady Mt Al 239sl "A
Ireichts to Llverpoo Dor steamer dul0Cotton I'D.
10 900 bnsh Corn GO.30O bush oats 1900 oush Rye
500 bush approximations 90 1913 bbls Wheat 20 600
bnsh Corn 1900 bush Substituted 10000 bush Corn
27l 100 bush.
BUFFALO. Feb. lG-wheat-No trading IN No. ! Hari
until near and the limit easier for some oferngs
irrt sqe 10000 bush Mt 81 s1Ss'c, followed by
sales OF 55 s7', Ssc bush at So aud
10000 bnsh board NAV 10 go TO New
YORK. closing AT &c May bid for amount with loo
asked NO offerings OF No. l Hart Northern pac'hc.
No White Michigan scarce at SEC --- Corn steady ana
unchanged No AMI No 3 Yellow at 4sc; NO 2
unchanged. No While 30 a35so: No. 3 White "a 40
81 c. No MiXod 33Lc-. Barley unsettled: sales 9ooD
bust No. CanaiA at 7sd 15c kecepts5~ hea'
10000 bash Corn bush 5000 bush Barley
bush shpments-W Wheat $4,000 oush. Corn 1900 bush
Oat- 200 bush.
CHICAGO Feb lG-F1our quiet and unchanged. Winter
Patents - 257l So southern Winters e3 Ai 10 Mich
igan Winter AZ ~ 0st Choice Fancy Minnesota Pat
81 2Op 81 80. Minnesota Bakers IN sacks ~ Io1
ss25 Rye Fiotr-s290G 50 10 IN bills Buckwheat SO
81 30 per 100 10.
q ,Iasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

hssSh iasRRTspf Hans ssSa;ssss "a
NfODiEs-Are veil sustained In price ta The mSv:Tsnt
i hss sSES ESss I I s'Eete !S s
LXRb-Ths market further gain to-day - sesre1
with rise at the Prices advanced sboat ~ points
during early hours from which the nucsnstons o
tracing attention ssIes 100 es western spos
II50720c, closing TIT a07 zoe. city Steam sIonssr.
Sales 100 tcs 6.90e.i refined quoted I4oc Contneac
terms tSS s0T Tsb4asy eo sas'
$500 tos June 7s6oi43c closing 7.4lc...... BUTTER
CHEESE and EGGs-Buttsr- There rather mosS
INQUIRY for The esoes grades srt tssrt .aSs
Of moment; Egin :, Creamery use Psnnsyiy.Tts
Dairy halt nrkn ,ebs 4S%$s Welsh tabs dSS2lc; ssse
isSsuc Western Dairy issIse Western Factory i3S
poe: Rolls 1915 ChceseMarket has not vare In any
particular rung hrm with moderate home trnds demand.
btats Factory, l4c INCLUDING Fancy White lSSx
ern, is1 IsLei southern. l7ls1lsc.
sU0AR-Raw supplies were moderately active ana steadx
st s. alasc Tor Moasses 9l6c for Far Hehning ana
SsiSc for 8ee Centrifugal Sales: 100 bag, perEsm
bneo 4 300 hds asS aa,s az
G H@SGt; fse crushed cnSss Sisisss
P"wdercd Z 8Lc Graualatsd l1l666ssc Mc.m e:
Confectionery Gle Coffee STANDARD o iec cefss
of A 5 sc. White Extra 4s05c. Extra c4%S+'sH' os1
14ar- yellow 4h04Sc
sTEARINE-onet and strongly held ely qrassa
fALLOW-steady and quiet Prime City quoted 40
Sales 81. 600 n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-rhe general msrses mas y
si some o. The Least ssr,S SS;
sec 1SS F1aaGas pg 0i Is Light 1 n
sss &C. S9 p 20 S nsT Fs i % s co. and % Is r
Tnsy pill! saPsSane e 3Ssss go 90 la'r sb for
20ss5 20 oHI sS snS se sss
G Sdd 10 coce the aster Tor ono brands o.
Patent Included the aes o r s 1871
= 7o@$s 800 Extra s. 20ss3 50: GOOD to Fancy
a h5.rs s. Si5S $ 3d. SS's Goo # csos
90 y e Fair G GTs oAS ss s l2Ss S 50
= ys ME'g go s e. S3S s., 2s
= Ear 7oss5 go? 20 Patent Wiusr wheat xir 4SS
20 city S H Extra 81 We. nf SSss and
rather weak $50 bis Common 70 FAR Extra At
ge ay" and nl' quiet 10 Sales
~ q and hAHy yellow Western
q = ana Brandy VINE At g 7oSs2 S'----.Buch"hEAT
JHIiN-WHEAr-rh options we're little irresu ar 70
ws an" e ton is moderately E active in a
Price, s@ &c 81 the onennS % nd more
e. ecay during sslon stronger feeling prevailed
S Sey urn r ssh lot were lower
fore the close tue loss was partly regsnsa 9s & susb.s
future $4,000 bushels Including No sssd a. $50
eieTatoF go ed SO. elevator ss SsS,:s de.
migrated Witt eo@c Extra Red s9'se; No ksd teIrH
arv soh9ssrc closing at se,-c 90 Maro1' =, Az d.
May. eoSaSl 7lsc closing a. 81 &c; 40 Juse ~ 20
August o. 2d93ac, closing AT 93i4c; 10 sep
tember YS6 closing at rs "a do october; closing
AZ % ~ Noyober closing II 91asc. do December ~ =
mn closing ~ - RYE quiet ami STEADY
RARLEY-Dull. No. Canaha. IOH7lc.; Extra No. no.
! IA. Ne canada Bate No. ! Bright l9d -lc.
| HARLEY MALT-Quiet and unchsneet- 80. .COkS-No
MIN spot and shade higher. lle all othei
grades trie lower shippers bought very MOI
efaoiy and local trade movement lacked animation me
options declined si.y early the day. but the CLOSING
nrusc, show gam the current rates OF Isst s.sIlmg
fairly active sales l2hooO bushels ,urc
1872 900 bushels spot including Ungraded Mixed at isa
| M steamer AIl2diT'Ac. IN elevator
Ass,c Delivered: n L for March delivery No. 2 - q
dsLc I'm elevator 49s, ia7sc. Delivered 4Sy T. o 10
hoce White southern delivered; steamer White. age
No. February asa 10 Lor. closing At ASA do March
ass closing Ut - 9c DO Aprii losing az sac
do. May 49, 1+9c, closing at 49c do June. AZ ~ &C.
closing at .OATS-spot lots are weak ana In IN
shade lower with moderate ouness reported
options advanced trhr leading TO Moderate degree oi
activity the highest prices salss-293O9o bushels
future IL bushels spot, including NO AZ ~ he DO
Wmtr c Nn . Sl5- IS Sci do White. 36 56Ssc: No
White 3sc Mixed Western. A6dS1'.; White TO-. 81 d42c;
White state ~ zoe Februssv 81 &c. closing AZ
ajc. Marcn - s &C. closing az "a 1c; Do April 81
81 &C. closing 81 do May - II lisa DOC, CLOSING at
35c. June 3i's 30 &C closing at 30 &C. No. WHO
March. 37c..-... FEkD-steafy and quiet
Daily Circular February IL. 1884, New
York
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfrer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-A further break in the values Of Brazil conces
took place the closing quotation being l4ko for ier no
spot Invoices Mid growihs were dull For future
The opening prices showed advance Of points a9d
unchanged Tor February at net nson so io M.ren '
I2sosi23! April 12S9SI2ss NAY 500 aaMe
September i28ODl2.S5: October ~ 309l2So Novem
Der, 12.3001240i December. l2306l240 Sales ilA<o"
bars.
UOTTON-Prices changed and the movement was
light sales only 235 bales all Of which were Tor
consumption The port receipts were 10 10Y bales &
with $500 this last week and 6s4 Daee hls
last year Since September the total port receipts
have been 4638S36 bales against 43652a9 bales or ao
period astyear. ,s..
Quotations the American standard OF CLASSIFICATION
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

"Wednesday,
ScSs Total head against 400 head for
Il a.. az: E, ss ss
market opened weak and su trade w soa, o
from Mondays prices Nearly all the Cattle were so now
Very Ordinary to Prime sold at the q :! 20
90 Jug IL. 0. So
So1s g 20 from CHICAGO as cho.
fl @:s s: &c @ M s::e
ss: s. s s' & es q
WIN rake sS S lys sa a snd $40
Rfa Gssahsl As IS
% e isJs sSs 9 ss S isss g Hass
q Ssn,f 20 49, 2%S n a ssss i5ss
Rs lie issG !. & s ia indian" Bulls 1888 D.
40 5s S & q 50 & ss s ssr fss
s. ss.s 60 40 10 is 81 10ss 8
saS: sss 8 # E s !; s g. 80 ST;s .'s e r
d. f Ss5 s. At CO. Bull 1900 b. r,ss
! SS!$ S'; ss 81 Il ill.,
,i6s ii M at S is i ds sSS7;
s. Sss at q o. DO iisS GA;
$fs!;s 81 sss,af i::s s IA
S7. !. e. lac; n. at
i Co. 8 d. 1883 B. 80. 81 o. asl' % =, q
I be Il Sa Isl $751; l:sf s.
shsrasa Culver chieags steers is9s n Ia az IS lsS
b. al Il 20 50 Bulls i25S D. 70 10 do 1856 D. at
{; Ts ss a s%sr. =, rs is a g. Il
i i So ii Il e az at & 80
buee B Cows stag s0i and BSi 1899 o. y a. g.
2Oxen 1Ii5 d. 81 30 do 100 To- at 50 ,, ,rs ,,..
Prime yeaIs at S9o@o While 'eVera' '''' OF
cs ss. llfe csrii. ' at &C. 80 81 I4 ;an e
at &c sdc i4s s. 7c do no 10 at cLo 10 1870 10.
s as do nS a, SCI do io5 g. 8 40 Grsser'
biIicS5aef Dewey 81 and Fed Calves, 1863 70.
aienoek 80 eEs.se 2sl D. e ssc y ss
sEEp were e 8, sa S Of II S Sss
30 head. against i22'o heaa io' 'Ho sam"
Teer was good demand for the stock today 6Ht sheep
;o% asp%! 3 s ps ssR ns S@
AIRY to orr, n5se e sassp at s 50 o g.
Far 70 Extra Yesslps Lambs ranged from o'o &C. anu
sales~Diienback & Dewey: 10 state sheep 10. D. At
ec per $40 do LOG 70 a s. o. ~ 40 iV 10 ia
I "a 81 3 d. S. u.s. eS 50 e ~
s z c0S Is 40 a s H. Fl state Sheep
10 state Lambs NIB ~ 81 ~ a. oci 2oo ONO TO-
s,leneck q Davis: as2 Ewes. 81 D. a. 5isc II
do - 10 al Sic Sheep 81 TO- st 6e lg5 90 w 10
At CSC a. do ITO TO- at sac ls5 d9 l0l ID asso s9i 2gS
MchIyan do r. at ac 80 state Lambs 20 10 az &c W
DO ~ 10 at 20 do, so at CSC; 1913 do 50 d. at
B. I'aTinston 100 ohio sheep % r. at s5 go 20 state
do o. ~ Al 90 do 90 B at 40 SO ~ stac Snesg
and Lambs b. 80 So ~ state Lambs 81 ID III e'se %
ash Kirby $50 state sheep 100 az ssei szo
do az N nj * S.; 1877 Ohio DO los %, az - 49, lSl fenn'
syvan,a iambs so ~ at 6c; 10 OhO do. 80 ID, AZ sac
liz Mullen: l00 State Lambs. "a d. AZ oci d 10
"a No. at Tic. -,,.,, CHA. on To- .,sses o
pnusylyspa Ewes h 5ci ca Pennsylvanla shrep ana
aIiSs ii n al sc Pennsyivania Lambs "a 10 ato1c:
Newton Giet: l54 Indiana sheep l22 r. at &c; sz3
rerrirory do llO NJ IT 5c ls9 DO lilo ~ at 2lo ono
do ~ Vs. az 5 $50 93 %, at JSs 70 state Ewes 10
ID, at 5 ,t. n,
1855 TERRITORY 40 III 10. at 5Ec 81 Western do 20 d. az
N Ptcock: 100 Ohio ard Western sheep mixed.
90 So As; 1913 Ohio do % d. al 30 'oi "a 90 % no
So 10. COOL. , .,,. 10 M q, cL.,. la
st. Collins Tor il. Harrington 2lo Ohio sheep 10 d. I"
So S. =, - o,e,.
i,OcS -Eaeepts 50 OF 1898 neai-5o caIs ~
Trsy C,ty aud 40st Total TOT four days 20 oso
nom anst % 7p1 The samc time iast week. Noss
for AL, alive NORMALLY firm az ) "a 5'sc per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

posrox Feb lo.-Flour quiet Choice EItrss o. soc
prime s5 OOS 20 80. Corn quiet steamer yellow Ole
stsAmsr Mixed Dove Good No Grade 6oaso sc a.; =
Qsts quiet No. 1 White Al rc. No White ~
SeSo No White $50 IS shorts steady, Mddinss
per cit 7bGSl9 Butter steady Northern Extra
Creamery 2G127c Eastcrn Extra Creamery s," West
ern Extra Creamery "a D 2Sc .CheeSe quiet New
YORK and Vermont Best liz pe iIe Eggs quiet Eastern
f1tn 20o Eastern Fsts Ice kscsips for the day
Your l,BOO bti aud <I0O sacka Corn z3OO0 push YAK
usooo kuoh shorts 1900 buss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
mRaid Anron 70 Moses

Let's on our noses" s..n.
aron must have "a from caafrh Inc uespo
ration which produces is often snnsios w. snf
reone say many things, ana many contnuo
erips lust such Dr. seses CataIf
existed IL case from the smpess 10 arson
consequences OF eatarrh n pos'
.ca cnred by sagcs Catarrh Remedy WIZ MOI po n.y.
~ cod again leaves tho mucous membfanos ho@s"S
- druEglstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
No DISTRESS IN NEWFOUNDLAND.

f. II. Ouerbrdge OF the commission house OF Harvey
Outerbrdge received a dispatch from ST Johns Newound
land yesterday denying that there famine there The dis
patch from trustworthy and read - 0lows
reports famine here abrcaious There Is no
trouble and distressed fishermen being
tOuntIiuly supported BY the Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
nI nan.t Knaw Whnt ALA Me-"

-. ,.,, a sn0erer have the blues fTightfuIIy AM
say ay 30, hsadsshe and have lost my appe-
a, ,here IL bad taste my mouth constantly Whsu
~, To- With me win tell you are Diious
n S hattie OF Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
mas ,t faithfully and viii soon be ne" man again. ma
Arm edsts have To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND wEsrER
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Feb. l6-l2:30 D. m.-Consols 100 1915 Tor
Cent Bonds. 1905. do Four and a Half Per Cent Bonds
1905 Atlantic and Mortgage Trustees
Certhcaes, 45as DO Second Mortgage, lii Canadian Pa
cine 62 Erie, 3i7s do. Second Consols @ St Paul
Reading. 1851
Paris advices quote Per n francs
AS confines for the account
a m-consols. 100 10 for money and 100 ls16 for
the accounts Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates 45 Canadian Pacific 83s Erie 1924
Central, 1l5ta
Canada Northwest Land Company g.
Ifudsons Bay Company. 90.
m.The amount OF bullion gone the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day Is SPA, 900.
Paris advice quote per cent rentes a II francs
times for account Exchange London at 20 francs 80
centimes for checks.
Spanish Fours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

THE BROOKLYN INVESTIGATING COMAif4hE.
The Assembly Investigating Committee OF winch
Lieutenant Colonel Bacon is chairman Will have more
time for tit preparation to begin its work by the decay
which has been agreed upon until February 90 In the
meantime counsel will be selected and the scope OF the
tnory can he determined that witnesses can he called
al once. The names Of General i. f. Tracy, eXJudSc
George G. Reynolds, Joshua NJ Van Colt. l.. H. HOLDS
and w. W. Goodrich have been suggested as counsel a
lawyer who familiar with the conduct OF pubic anrr
in recent desired. As Judge Reynolds mas ony
lust the practice of law upon retiring IRON
the bench January l. after twenty years upon IL.
where he has thoroughly familiar with what has
been going in the public departments he Is regarded
by many AS the ttesi for the position ana ne Woho
be able TO give his time il with less loss to ms practice
than any else who has been mentioned The Com
mon Council chamber has been suggested as the best
Mace for the committee meet II il sits ia BroOkyn hut
Il is doubtful whether the Democratic majority OF me
Aldermen who have reason 70 fear the results OF the IN
yestgation Of their practices, will permtthe inquiry 10
take place there. There is other suitable place near
the City Hall for the purpose unless hal Is hired
eaice OF District Attorney Eidgway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

PROGRESS or THE AYTESALOON MOVEMENT
Chairman Grfen OF the National Antisaloon Repui-
lean Committee who has been pushing the work in
Maine and other New-England States for the last week.
is expected here tomorrow next day He writes that
Iis trim has been successful IN way and that the
people generally to regard the movement win
great favor Bancroft, who is on tour through the
cept that he finds many Republicans III some places VINO
are entirely ignorant III regard to the aims OF thc
Saloon ueOpc TO overcome this obstacle he urges that
The coninee prepare address setting forth the prin
rpe> and objects OF the reform and have II published IN
the newspapers A. -..,
secretary Mabee SAID yesterday that this suggestion
was thought well OF and would probably be actrd upon
Mr. Mabee " how the movement IL gaining ground an
over the country Requests for information ana speakers
are pourng in daily various states and think we
hail have our hands full in trying 10 sspply the DC
mands." , +, ,,.,
MIR Crifen and Dr. Bancroft will start work in Connect
cut next week aud remain In that State for some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

sALEsAT THE cOgS0LiDA TED sTooh AND fh1"0
LECM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM TIE WELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

SEws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The only feature OF the certificate speculation yesterday
moderate purchases for European
co These orders into the market whenever prices
look coapsug below IS cents, and they put
the general principle ,aat crude oil is cheap at 60GG5 cents
and can be usually sold At better figures later Yet
temper Of speculation Is such that people who thought so
cents bottom for crude unable 10 whether 90
40 cents now in minimum prce The trouble with The
certificate is the weight OF carrying charges that
excludes public the perdency OF active
tons development aud the complications suggested 10y the
vements IN PonnsylVania The foreign
buying yesIdly sunced 10 stay the market at 90 cents after
opening which varying prices were obta ell
ranging from Co.'S COZ cents and then the needs Of the
shorts 81 cents The activity OF the spec
wrapped the early trading and while prices
steady later the old exhibited the room
trade and st sceptica OF any Improvement but
would be wonderful II The reaction should be pushed
further tho bulls muster courage enough TO do
vigorous buying In the present condition OF speculation
beash advces from the petroleum country would
holden renewed bear attacks aud the public
b. expected 70 become buyer The
urn m tone.
The range Of prices and the dealings al the Con-
Soiidated Exchange were an follows.
Opening. .60ss d6QAs Lowest. ...... 40
Highest Ola Final a.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17

Kennel unchzngeh per gallon and a.
cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
soil CITY, Penn. Feb. le.Crude oil-National Transit
Certificates opened at 80 and closed at Glib highest price,
sls lowest 69 sales 900 barrels charters 90 222
barrels clcarances, I6AOoV DAfres; shipments 79,1O2
barrels runs 81. 5S9 barrels
PrrTsBURe, Feb. l6.-Petroleum dull and firm. Ma
ona Transit Certificates opened at 60 and closed 6l
highest price, 0124 lowest bo's
BRApFoRp Penn. Peb. 1G.-Crude Oi-National Transit
Certificates opened and closed at q al highest price
els; lowest price, 697s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17


Interest OF George A. stuart eISecretary OF
the BROOKLYN Board Education. who away in 1881
discovered OF his embezLemen oi about
100000 Of the educational funds OF the city, revived
yesterday by Judge Brown dir citing
publication upon stuart who s alleged 70 be living III
The Occidental Hotel The proceeding in which
his appears a suit brought by Jere wernbers against
District Telegraph Company H. q.
compel the transfer ~ hm OF hity OF The
OF the stock OF the company These shares were lsshed
lac transferred them la 1882 10 Nernberg
In legal In defending him III acVl
ann brought L. rel mOhNy Stuart who -
ms inaw, de'rauded the city Of In setem0er
Weinberg ~ the company 10 have The stock
transfer and the company claimed that the
fret been written III the eehestes ana
the erasof sufficiently be ogibe and the trans
fer las refused ,,--,
proceedings by Mr. Weinberg 10 be declared
the stock When htuar went away from BROOK
iyn I said AMI search WAS uaHe or
him without effect II afterward reported that he hsi
gone Australia people from Brooklyn have recently
Seen him q Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-17


The punaD this lll$oS acrcs less wheat area
more in 1887 than in 1856.
a and Say s ad q S c T~S
M1g % s sSS d shBSs os
ae York state 1885, Prime to
DO a ea M sS SSE Sc Pacific Coast sToS
iSse Prime Choice % s24e do FAR to Good 92Oc
49, lSss sG crop 20 Of
29S one cargo NewYOr sold at lsic
for G9iak but frmer at Coo spot
zoe futures on second call 10 tons February sold
az s5Sc Notices issued s55c sales 1875
s1d Ea1s ' at G0 do Chin Bars
ss is, 3D. sales OF Chill Bars IN London 216 tons
,o SAwA v.ses we're reduced spirits
VGa s 81 So q ii U.s. o. = g.
W Il 70 10 generally quiet and ieatureess market Cotton
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sum Coi donesc 81 032c foreign. 80 0S7oi Ldnseed raw
%sss ssS cs Sound as H%s rfssS
2s ss,Fa Ss.1 Ssas6 ss;
crude s 40 ssod. Extra SsaeSed ii Sl2c
OCEAN eEaterns at FATHER easier rates Berth trading
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IS oo0 grain about As Sd Bremen. steam
s. e. 90 'si sPsh
:sss OV Sa:
gram PETROLEUM ARrEEs- Madeira. from Philsdel.
Phisdepha russian ship 5000 bbls. refined, Is Cd;
Dutch port hence German bark. 5000 bbis redncd 2s
s 5soa
Gbraitar Cadis hence and back italian
General cargo lump Bristol Channel from ST. John.
b. British steamer with deals %s Buonos Ayros hence
= british bark With lumber. 50 81.
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-Ths West tended higher to-day
and this market sympathiIod with slight rise Dsmsns
however arc light saes. 400 b6a Mess prva{s tsfm r
Mess quoted s3 7S0snt for One Year Old Sis ~ Y'
and sl2 Sl2 so Extra Prime BE Al s1s
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